Sentence examples for apparently adopted from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jamal calls herself the Sheikha, or a female sheik, an honorific title she has apparently adopted.

The ARVN guards, although they could not condone these temporary escapes outright, apparently adopted a lenient policy toward them.

One son, Hank, is named after his unimpressed grandfather and has apparently adopted the personality and even the dress code (light jacket, turtleneck) of his father.

Although first intended to clarify the reading of the texts, they were apparently adopted as mnemonic devices to help the singer recall various melodic formulas.

From a creditors' point of view, which the European Union authorities have apparently adopted, a country that has accumulated too much debt must be punished, so as not to encourage "bad behavior".

Jay Carver, the head archaeologist on the Crossrail site, said: "There are many examples of head-to-toe burials, apparently adopted due to real lack of space, but mostly head west, east feet".

The Colossians were apparently adopting proto-gnostic and syncretistic views and practices that were incompatible with "the knowledge of God's mystery, of Christ, in whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge" (2 2 3).

(In this, Stalnaker apparently adopts an interpretivist view of content, akin to that of Davidson 1973 19877).

Apparently, adopting drip irrigation requires appropriate economic incentives to farmers, changes in the structure of production costs and increased value of production.

Derek Parfit apparently adopts the view that Broad only suggests: pleasure is experience wanted or liked at the time (1984, p. 493).

Regarding free will, Albo apparently adopts Maimonides' opinion that divine knowledge differs significantly from human knowledge, and that God's absolute knowledge does not necessarily abrogate free will for human beings.